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Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
ohristm as Wide A wake

Ia made up OF thirty five poems, stories,
sketches, papers OF al eorts long and
short, and pictGres 81. Both writers
and artists are suoh as stand for tim ely
help along the highway Of life with
good cheer in the bargain. II such an
amount OF such work OF pen aud pencil
was made into Christmas books, they
would cost as many dollars as cents In
Wide Awake.
Think Of II, $50 worth of the stuff
that Christmas books are made Of for
20 oentsl Besides there Ia part not
reokoued but which is full Of interest,
80 pages of pictures Of Christmas things
to be got for little work. There Ii
many boy and girl who will find In
those 80 pages not only Christmas de
light but hints toward wider fortune.
By all means have the Christmas
Wide Awake. II your bookseller
hasn't got 1t send to the publishers, D.
Lothrop Company, Boston.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
PIrHY POINTS.

As we grow older, if we have any sense,
we get humber.
II thou wouldst be happy, bring thy
mind to thy circum stances
The company In which you will i'm.
prove the most will be the least expensive
TO you.
The heart that Is fullest of good works
has in 1t the leas5 room for the Temptations
of the enemy.
That the cunning may succeed for the
time being is perhaps true; that 1t will
fail In the end Is equally true.
No man has measured the power OF
kindness, for 1t Is boundless: no man has
seen its death, for 1t is eternal.
Advice should be like gentle fall o.
snow, and not like driving storm OF hail.
II should descend softly and not bs
uttered hastily.
I Ii a man has right to be proud OF
anything 1t is Of good act ion, done, a:
it ought to be, without any base intsres
| lurking at the bottom OF 1t.
| Power Is not always propnrtionate tt
the will. One should be consulted be!or,
The other. But the generality of mel
begin by willing aud act sfterward a
they can,
| God knows thousand "might hav
beens' where We know one: he can lool
at them all patiently, because-this is tn
5lessedness-he knows thousand ina
be's" also.
1t is foolish 10 try TO live on past expe
rience. 1t Is very dangerous, If not
fatal habit, to Judge ourselves to be saf
because Of something that we felt or dt
Twenty years ago.
Yesterday is yours no longer; TO- moro,
may be never you're; but to day Is your;
the living present yours, and in the livin
|, present you may stretch forward
things that are before.
. The true proof of the Inherent noble
nees of our common nature is in th
sympathy It betrays with wha, is nobl
whatever crowds are collected Nevt
believe the world is base; If it were 81
no society could hold together for ds.
Mary-"Stop your batteries, or shs
!, hold my hands TO my ears John, wish
Ing to be complimentsry-"Ah, yot
lovely hands are too smallp
! A little girl in an infant school was ask
: ed TO tell the difference between the wort
1 foot" and "teet.'' She said "Or
! feet is foot, and a whole lot of foots is
2 feet.'
! "What do you sell that ribbon for
! asked young lady in dry goods stor
Eight dollars week-oh, beg pardo
80 cents yard, miss"
Jenkins examining a pedigree hung
q Snobson's parlor) $50 this is yol
family tree, is it, And what is that "a
, IN the middle" Snobson-"That, er we
er-oh, this Is the fiood"'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
YOU, sIRs NEXT!

Isn't there something very suggestive
in this salutation of the barber? There
stands Old Father Time. for instance,
with his scythe. What of his harvest?
Do what we will we can't avoid the
inevitable. Life may be saved, prolonged,
made happy by physical comfort, be
blessed by spiritual guidance. be honored
by good works, but it has its limit or
dained by fate. The Old Reaper may be
forgiving, he may be lenient and partial
to many; Notwithstanding all, the sweep
of the scythe goes on--ranks are moved
down, YOU are reached at last. He
calls Next" and passes on to ranks
of other victims. How near he is we
never know. We may know that he's
about, that's all, by many signals. Even
a minor ache or pain may be the fore
runner Of his swift approach. or chronic
agony of his slow but certain coming
Neglect of either only welcomes hi.
advance; precaution and care ware
of attack. What then is the moral
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
wrecked Dy Gambling,

H. 8. Morgan, formerly . partner in
Q New York wholesale clothing firm,
and more recently travelling salesm an
for . Boston shoe house, com 10 ittf d
suicide In Memphis, Tenn, . few days
sgo. From letters left by Morgan, 1t is
apparent that he took his own life
when In desponoert mood, the sfiect
Of losses ut tbs gaming table and hard
luck generally. He lett letters for his
wife, who Ia IN Eddy, Texas, IN one Of
which he says that George W Parsons,
OF New York, has his life insurance
policy. In another letter he expresses
bitterest rem orse for the Indulgence In
liquor and gam bling. TO which lie At.
tributed his rain. "aod grant" he
writes, "that my poor boys when tempt.
cd will think OF what whltky and csrds
did for their lsther. Oh, my God, that
oould live to curse them and never
touch either again. But 1t Ia too late,
too iatsl did not start out TO be dis
honest or do ~rongr but | got behind
the Gr,t month or so OF my business
year..
BY gamoling lott over S2C0 .ight o.
the beginning. ard then kept pisyiR2 z
and hoping against hope TO win back
but no, as 1t ever does, kept getting in
deeper and deeper. At last l aot dec
perate and tried to force luck. Tou
awhile, but wh'skey cot ahead OF me.
found myself s700 or $500 loser in ons
day apd nignt. thought, or hoped,
knew one TREND that could help and
save me before ihe blow fell sud crush
ed ne Bu. he could not helr me
enough TO DO any good or quick enough
| and coward that | Was | ran | could
not bear the thought OF arrest al d ths
cousequeno's that would follow. hnt
that 81 would, perhaps. have been jus,
ne we'll 10 have staid at homo aud SAcei
| it, or die ut bou Q, for Oh, bow am liV
ling In constant dread! Every rois'
brighten. me- On, l canpot stsud 1t,
mnst give up. To.n'ah. will go /
sleep TO wake no more"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

TEN from which arise sudden and acute
pains. which, by keeping the proper
remedy at hand for use, are cured at once
and permanently. But to get back to
the barber Mr.. Willett f. Cook, pub
Usher of the Courier, Canajohare, N.
Y, under date Of February 10, 1887, re-
lates the following incident: 'Thos.
Beekman, a prominent colored barber
of this village, suffered several months
! with rheumatism he was unable to stand
up part of the time and attended to his
customers with difficulty. Having been
remedy for pain, l advised him 10 try
| it. He was rubbed three or four times
! before dinner. When he left his shop he
was as spry as ever in his life. He
! says he danced jig. st. Jacobs Oil cured
| him as it cured me, and he is the happies'
/, man in the town"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
DEGIsTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NOVcn sLntt, 1851.
Upon the application of JAMES n. HOF-
FECk ER, Jr.. Administrator Of momas J.. =.
said county, deceased, II Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Ad.
ministratOr afore said give. notice OF
granting OF letters of Administration,
upon the estate of the deceased, with the date
of granting thereof, by causing advert ise-
ments to be posted within forty days
from the da.e Of such letters in six Of
the most public places Of the county
Of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same period
In the Daily REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, Del, and TO be contin-
ued therein three weeks (e. o. d.
{ ~>~-~1 Given under the hand and Seal Of
IL. 8. }Oflce of the Register Aforesaid, at
H. Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
N0TICE-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrators,
on or before November 22, 1858, or abide
| the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided -
JAMES II. H0FFECKER Jr.,
administrator.
Address. Wilmington, Del. MS
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:: s. 8! $:EE:!;:{' Z :;;$;;si 81 &;

A@aR Arch st. Phi.
Pa. Ease at once. No operation or business
House, Reading, Pa, Ind Saturday OF each
month. send for circulars. Advice free.
Many appliances and treatments for the cure
of rupture are advertised, but 1t certainly must
mony must come from people who are in po-
sltion to speak from experience. Following
Of u similar character, received from people
who have been cured:
July % 1851. This is 10 certify that l was
Irupinred. Through Dr. j.. Il. Mayors treat
mept am completely cured, and recommend
his treatment. Joseph Wolf, Justice OF the
Nv SON was rupiured from birth until years
old. took him to doctors, tried many trusses,
had hi at hospitals and AT the University Of
oos him % 70 Dr. no. e f. Mayer ss T1t Arch nse ss
Phila., for treatment. He gave him ease al
anS ensssy 1arGa hin william ass g5
1857. Joseph Mckinney. Notary.
April p, 1885. DR.. j. b, Mayer, DEAR SIR:
came under your treatment and got ease al
Physicishs Of the Unitcd States Pension DE.
could be found Ican safely say thanks te
your treatment as am entirely cured p,,,,
nsq5s a e. sS,sF Safh TX 1fsen @ Pnp RI PA
W.N. Leinbach. l.einbach P.O., Berks Co., Pa
Il: Z. Langrehg; f.; Willsms%town; % NJ:
Tn: b. Hartnng, New Ringgold, Pa.
1 William W . Lee, 1747 Frankford Ave, Phila
Il A. ID. GoldswEthv. Centralia, Columbia Co
10, q. Pipher, lu3 South Third ST., Reading, III
IIsrasl Sandt. Main ST.. South EaStoH, Pa.
Martha Huber, Bird-in- Hand. Pa.
I'D. j. Dellett 2l4 South Twelfth 81 Reading
Y. Il. Benny, 8G South 9th st., Phns.
l.. A. Hamilton, 2lll Frsnk kiln st., Phila.
Jacob G. Schaut 952 North Tenth St., Phila
~. u. Quimby, ~ Pearl ST., Reading, Pa.
IA 8. Kleingenna, Limekiln, Berks Co., Pa.
Gu. Smith, 4l2 Greenwich St. Phila,
~. C Lyme, Sl6 $. 18th st., Harrisburg, Pa.
q. w. Watt Norrist0wn Pa.
II. Y. Hershey, Hershey House, Harrisburg
y. q. Rossiter, Phoenixville, Pa.
3: Jones Phillips, kennett Square, Pa.
Theodore Matthes 90i West York St.. Phila
IL. Price, Maynesboro, Pa,
John Yates, f24 Vine st. Phila.
A. II. Mcknight, Lewistowp, Pa.
, T.. T. Ueturck, Uley. Berks Co., Pa.
n, Shoup, 4th q Bingaman Sts., Reading, Pa
krnest Fatguet, 202l Lawrence ST.. Pnila.
II. l.. Rowe, 509 Elm st., Reading, Pa.
,lS.T Sooy, Gantua, Gloucester Co., n. j.
j. N, Lutz, sa West Huntingdon St, Phila.
IL. X. Danennower. 22IS Fairhill ST., Phiia.
Jacob Dambach, Dr., 22l2 Lawrence ST., Phils
Ed. J. sheesley, steelton, Dauphln Co.. Pa
0 George Lechel, 223l Reese st., Phila.
r ohm II. Shearer, Yellow House, Berks Co.
II ] refer you to any OF the above people, all {
2 whom are permanently cured. send for ell
] eular &c.. TO main office, Ssl Arch St., Phil,
n14-1m
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Heating OARS.

Two .rairs Of cars are now being httesi
n, nth s,eam heating apparatus At
ai,oors, Al and in few weeks Will oe
1,ac.d on the Pennsy lvantn railroad Ior
t.,aI The CEN pauy has been for year
ssnaar,meD.ipg s,'n with different KINDS OF
enparstos, but have bsen unsucoe sslui
app app NV Although the application
un may h. some what changed the com
nnny mSy ia .Jrp T. has the light principle
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Tns Way to Court a Widow

SMITH cay, Dumley, you have had
some experience In love snairs' ana
w,nt vour odyioa. There Is q pretty
little widow In New Castle whom de
yotedly love. In paying my soofsssef
hoo of,en ought I to call upon her?
DumIey- She Is q widow you sss3
Snith-Yes.
Dnmley--Sevsn nights In the week,
NV INV With q Wednesday and satur
day matinee
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
ISL SYMPTOMS

..s,rr much the same
| las. of appetite, sore
|in ,rr chest and back
| In a few days ron may
1 ,t. other hand. Non may
|r,.,monin or salloping
\ Kan No risks. but begin
L. raAr Ayers Cherry
1 "a, lanes l;irchard, nj
| .,. -o,ersly ILL., The
n, wa, IN Consumption.
.uid ,lu nuthing for hi'n.
;,a .,.t last resort, Ia try
| p.a,olAl. Aiicr taking
,n oG three 'nn"'i'9' Nv
|d4Ncll man His h"al'h
II 'hc present day
| Walden. Mass writes
4 l.ol took = Severe cold
|d, copr,l INTO lifonrhill'
tiop.s Sc. 81 weak that
H.. mn- mach cluaciatcd
/ |na.,an'ly | consulted
\. bF ,hrS were POWER
.l hat | was ia Con
4 ,-r. a ,rurn1 brought m'
L,,.r. Cherry frctoral
n, dose. / found relief
kp,,,I me. cad my heaiti
| ,...t,u.I"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

One OF our most estimable citizens may
be thankful for the Introduction of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, for its timely use
has saved his lie. For incipient CON
sumption it Is q certain remedy. Prioe
% cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

The mild powers cuie.-If cathartie
IA needed to rid tho blood OF impurity
and to stimulate the sotion OF the liver
use Laxador. Prioe 2sc.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
NOTICES.

NYOTIGE - wORHINaMEN'S LOAN
~ Ass eiation is row tasuins rov Sc
Ties OF shares; trst payment d q Novemher
%. Money in demand at good premiulas.
J. H. HDFFEGkEH, Jr., 're5 t.
FIX ORAW FOND. Eico Pro1t.
aET q MARiS sec ana trtas. nae lct
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
How a DyiingChlld
Was Saved i!

cIrRe, HAMILTON Co, iSo. Sept - 49,
The following IA true account OF what your
s. $. s has done for our Iittlo daughter Hazel,
now four years old. when II months old n
lump appeared on her heel. which ,iowiy grew
larger, The family physician thought II was
oa,isr,l by piec. Of broken glass or reeilr,
but failed to bring anything 10 light. The
child became fochlcr all IN" time. seeming 10
lose the use of her leg, and dnslly quit walk
ing entirely The middle lng~ and thumb
OF either hand brcam, enlarged tho flesh h'
coming hard. The hip joints hcame involS
s.,i, 80 that when seventeen months old she
could not stand. having lost tho Use OF leg
aud arm Partial curvature or he spine alSp
followed. Thn nervous system was wrecked,
nitlsclrs contracted and thrr, was general
wasting ~ flesh and muscle Al eighteen
months OF age she was placed under the
treatment NJ n prominent pbl stefan of 10"
ton, Mas. but At the end u zen months she
had dcclnci 10 such a degree that she wa, IN
dying condition. Thi' wa- IN April lNH
We took the child away not knowing whai
to do. In this dreadful dilemma wa were
over persuaded by friends 10 try '"no bot
tie" of SWHr's SririFi", which we did, ana
before 1t had all been t3arn wc snw chnnso
for the better in her symptoms. w" kept II
up, and have done ~ to this day, and wili
keep IL up, II the Lord wills, for many days
to como, for II hits brought our dying ha@ei
TO life. to vigOr to strength ana health again
The ashrn hue nt her checks has changed L"
arogy tint. She is able TO wHik anywhere
her iaus suor and melancholy have passed
away, AMI she Is now = bliih'- cheerful hap
py romplng chill! Should you wish To ia.
crease your Testimonials Of proof OF the
virtue Of s. s. s, our names aud what ~
Lnyc said Is 3ut II portion Of what We o"ot u
YOU, should you wish 10 uso thpai.
Kindly yours
RHS. y. SwIFE.
GKRriUps T. SWIFT.
=. o, BOX g..
n.L-.. iLL-.-.I -, L IL in NJ .-L.... LnhlLl.. 1
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

HOUSE s11 JtfRERSON
fse'st0ry briok, 3 r oms.
fch 4sos. X. Is. WHEELER,
et. nv cts
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

NEAhl.v FGLE ~E1r
CIV. third calf EE&S
p than most o,hor 49,
u I DO beat. Apply W w
ON, Greenbank. iel., or
n296ta
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

LAh4E AND SMALL
n wagons At fair prices.
D OF business wagons. W.
Ac and French stg. alo-5DS
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

- FINE 'SIbltE PROP
i ago 4 pu'iueas. situate at
tef uounty. Pa, Hitn or 20
utelfea. Wi 4 good build.
a. plo Urnharl IN bearing
o'hsr spali iruite; land and
" II se,rat G para L il. Gall
PlrRUE, 0 W. evonth
t1n. Dol. d2tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

mn FNECO lts CAUSES, .nd now abo
|nEAFN EOO successful CURE at youI
Down home by one who WAS deaf twenty
eight years. Treated by mort Of tho NO
ted specialists without benefit. Cured him.
self In three months, and since then hur.
dreds Of others. Full particulars sent on ~,
plication. Z. 8. PAGE, No. Il West 8ltt
OF. New York Oity. octle-tu. tn. .sA-ems
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

NyoTIUE-NEW sERttS IN CLhY
~ ton Loan hss1ciatlon, - % share
iEqu'ts ofIt 5 l.. oAt PEnIt.h, Jr.. OF
M L., L!CHl EH5kElN. nSO'ln
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

rNoR REN IA COR;F RThBLti
n ncuse, noa LIrr Ister ave- U o railrosd
station: rent low, with ossas. on ct az
~ n30 49,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

% OR 3 GOOD BRICK
spi, or will trade for build
farm j. G. Pickles, 2
~, NN,, bel, o0-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

UhIUk HOUSE
9ias o. Lowering avenue,
tttee;. VIII sell cheap,snd
! purchaser. Monthly install
10 II" Linden street. Apply
HHnN this oriloe. il6.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

" men baby was SICK, We gave her Oastoria,
" hen she was Child, she cried for Castofia
W Wbeu she had hildren, she gave them Gas
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

hE HOUSE, NO. Ill W.
Y. ap ly to 1EDIG T. NJ.
y DolswarN LpnctlOn, or to
auliey, 60 Market. nl9 II
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

r. W. Overhiser, the new pastor Of
Craze Baptist Church, will occupy bis
pulpit TO morrow morning and evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
cherry Pectoral,

kEtrAlEp ~
Il L Co., Lowell, Mass
IT, pru%l4s'A bottles, -
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

a MOE SkOOrD.SrURY
|, 'uitablo for two gent O.
WIZ; also room fur 6inSle
street, da.3t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

3 CHEAP, A HEATER,
isp mest-Ihopptr. Al
FL street. n27-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

ru 6Cs T.. lsst ST.. WITH
~ bath, Ese; In good ofdor.
hodatins. THOMAS Il.
krkst street.. Is0 II
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

WITH A PLEASANT
gentlemen or man and wife;
n2-tf
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nntoH.

NXPERI-
msle teacher for school dis
s uastle County. Doi. Apply
Sttlmopials nd certificates %
BHASnLEK, Centrtyiiie r.
d. 81
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

PSTUKE,4lS Al 4 pl>ON ST
bpiy next 900. above. da3is
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

.oOR hEN THE STORE All NO. 84a
u Orange street apply 20 JUN oi.L'
MEK No AZ Hsst OH ttreAt W. -
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

IA LADY WISHES TW.J
in private hpast: prefers oEe
AodreSs Is. n. mis- once.
al Ste
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We OFFER TO-DAY

$50 Ladies', Misses and Chill
Idren's Cloaks; all the latest nov.
elites at very low prices. We
purchased the garments from q
manufacturer at less than cost
a n d confidently recommend
them as the choicest garment
at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

~ nOOD CAtPENrERS
)n mill, 18Th Anu Lombard
GAM BRILL. d2-2.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

y PHEASANT ROOMS ON
HeL without board. Reference
sp DIS Oifc-. d.-4ii
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

WIrh BJaKD, A Nay
boom, with heat and ga.
s. address Z. r., tnis OH SO.
62 sts
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

kB0ARDER5 Al MRS.
fKs, No. sH Oran se st. % I'M
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

b ROOMS, WITH OK
board, In a private family,
,ng Terms moderate. Ad-
j oki,e nls-u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

Large, fat, salt oysters at rs, 80 and ~
o.ts - ne. onart, delivered free TO any
mart rsu0 Of Fl the city. Restauront attached, am
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

For sale
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- OR 8 GENTL ENEN
! at 70S Etug street. oc t5b-u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

kBOAKDERS. Al s. W
tD ami King sts, n30 ott
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

that line Of Drapey Curtains and
Upholstery larger assorted than the eE
has brought forth beautiful thngs
goods the reduced they afford oppoeta
mites
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
RHS. +. SwITZ.
GKETl;LDa T. SylFr.

Treatls.. on Blood an Skin nj. 'a,"- m'liei
free, 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

We entirely many goods from fall oeks and have
prices will rapidly thin out the lines
We would add each of the following unprecedented
bargains will be found exactly represented here.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

These are first class goods and very durable.
Bent County register., 1887-06-11
Local NOTES.

Summer.
River still high.
Mrs DR.. Tidwell is quite sick.
Town fun of COW boys yestcr-
day.
"A few mosquitoes these even
ings.
"A big water melon crop is ex-
pected.
That street sprinkler should be
started again.
John Robison's circus will be at
Pueblo July 2d.
The mud is drying up and the
roads are better.
The Lamar State Bank reports
good business.
DR.. Averill expects torcturu to
Lamar to reside.
"A town lot prince beats cattle
king for ready cash.
The north side bakery has been
painted and fixed up.
w. w. Loudsn tarried at Trini-
dad until last night.
Billy Winger now runs the
Kcppler barber shop.
Plenty Of fish in the market, but
higher than last year.
Round up wagons loading sup
plies in town this week.
NJ. S. Culver was up fro&
Coolidge Tuesday night.
j k. Linger went VT to Ar
lington Springs yesterday
Frank Woliyor h9,sfsold out and
Will deliver goods Monday.
-Ghas. ReiTcr was up from
Krnsley two 5,rYs this week.
Look Iut for snakes! Many
are bsiqahi'lsd I'd about town.
l., Sainy season begins between
the ->lniddle of July.
Some Of the Tourist City ex.
c''sssntiistr got bft al Pueblo.
IL SsefS-ths weather clerk busy
70 ciear up 6etassn showers.
Railroad avenue Is estting to be
q business street Of Importance.
-lhree monna in 4 Midland Gu
s'Hss I went west r@Aiay night.
.e malaria on ara:,
Bent County register., 1887-06-11
ees ',' OF !. .,'ac1s - Co7otestsor'h


Prof. Leslie says as to the proba.
bility of a continuance of the supply
of natural gas:
81 take this opportunity to express
my opinion in the strongest terms
that the amazing exhibition OF oil
and gas which has characterized tho
last twenty years, and viii tFu6Aldy
characterize the mex. teu or wm4y
years, is nevertheless, n1t ~ ytve3
ogicaIly but historically, a 4l.r,ornry
aud vanishing rhrnom . -hne
which young men vii ~ ", see
come to Its natural md, AZ pie
opinion l do not 9 .t rt5.14 IN.
Loose or unreasonable. orr ~ q rs 4
result of both an artc, q st.4FskVsf
ful acquaintance with The ,us i n 55SSgs
For am no geoligist i II " elSSiE,
that the man ufactn te Oh 4 ElREEttNNt
laboratory of nature IS ates 5fNSS
the hundredth or titousan6 81 ~
the rate of its exhaustion ~ M
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